Clark v Winn hearing details expose tensions in court
Fragmentary transcript reveals Clark testifying about letters and evidence related to a disorderly scene. Witnesses discuss ownership of papers, removal of furniture, and alleged remarks during a committee examination at an unnamed building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wierese
Auld
Weil
Mare Ballon
Hefner
Dusinen
N.I.W
Clack Wee Stern
Gruntnell
Conan Boyce
Jet
Ieee
Rome
Saftioods
Willi Amy
Branton
Clark
Orion
Jou Sfere
WilNens
Cavan Boyce
Faur
Anary
Prin
Ste
Caplanarion
Price
Lake Heart
Mira
Clarke Raut
Unclear English Mail News Snippet
A fragmented report from The English Mail appears dated May 10 from London. It hints at a voyage or arrival timing with a note that the steamer may be expected on Wednesday, but many words are garbled, leaving the exact vessel, route, or details uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompatius
Ordova
London
Remantly
Miner's rash act sparks hospital visit and unclear fears
A miner named Will Thireday-Harry Lord Tinb reportedly injured in Blake's throw receiving a bloody wound. A woman in the front room heard a water-like sound and saw blood, sending him to hospital. Police are involved as details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lord
Katie
Micassitoat
Ie. Pinckett
Otor Hut
Ite Hospital
Divorce hearing continues over desertion and alleged adultery
In a North Wagga case from 1898, Thomas Price the younger petitions for divorce from Elisabeth Price then Collins on grounds of desertion and alleged adultery with Frederick Stockton. Testimony details cohabitation, time apart, and a letter suggesting reconciliation, with the court found in favor of the petitioner on desertion and adjourned for reconsideration in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwattee Simpson
Thomas Price
Elisabeth Price
Collins
Frederick Stockton
Sheridan
North Wagga
Juner
Imagine
Wify Hind
Bho
Mer Prorker
Stockton
Thom
Nhw
Hee
Wagga
Petitioner
Brockton
Alfred Brunet Collins
Antite
Pia
Coolamundra
Stockton Mo
Hwald
Nisi
SAY THREE YOUR HONOR in Wahl Deimebe Mary May Gabb
Divorce petition states Mary May Gabb claims Arthur Gabb left in 189? for another woman. She recalls two to three years of estrangement and husband’s willingness to return, with the judge probing the duration and the petitioner then withholding a definite figure as the decision was reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary May Gabb
Arthur Gabb
Jils Hounr
Tnt Adder
Paddington Court Hears Desperate House Intrusion Charge
James Wilson charged at Paddington Police Court with attempting to enter Mrs Kaith Thorn's house at Lowes Paul Street Waverley on May 7. Det Ward identified him. witnesses describe chasing him after he backed into the passage and fled. Property appeared disturbed but no items were taken. Wilson claims innocence and pled to call witnesses before being committed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
Paddington
Kaith Thorn
Wilson
Nicar Bond
Sullivan
Lascelles
Bursoyne
Ellis
Burgoyne
Pyedors Street
Moore Park
Theft from Showcases Sparks Local Arrests
Three boys were arrested after a pattern of jewelry thefts from shop show cases along New Town’s main street. A youth was caught by a plainclothes officer and linked to a gang that boasted a key collection enabling access to most cases. The trio faced trial in the Children’s Court Paddington. two were later assigned to the training ship Sobraon, while the third remained in custody.
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New= town
Whick
Conti
Paddington
Sobraon
United Tyeer line steamers to run weekly service
The United Tyeer line of steamers including the foama and German Australian Woes will run regularly every three weeks between Ame view mid Australia and New Zealand. Revenue received at Sydney yesterday amounted to £1410. The principal items include stimulants £41527, warecoities £1910, apparel and textiles £412, metals and machinery £21T, with excise on tobacco deer and cigarettes £2004.
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Tyeer
Australia
New Zealand
Sydney
Syrian Romance Trial Testimony Details Messy Proceedings
The continuing Syrian romance case features witness testimony from Cissie Zathar and others with claims of large security and business ties to Marna and Sau. Jurors hear about dating plans, family consent, and letters in Arabic as authorities probe the alleged marriage arrangements and financial motives amid fragmented testimony and legal questioning.
Melbourne Mint Robbery
In Melbourne a robbery at the mint has left detectives with no trace of stolen gold. Investigators are conducting a thorough search of the premises and surrounding areas as workers comb the site for clues. The case centers on who held the key and whether proper care was taken during transfer of funds.
Glassblower's Steal Court Case Ends With Imprisonment
A glassblower Joseph Tose, accused of stealing a sable table during a sale in Crawneatract on Wollianlay, faced Judge Roderick. Cowburn testified the owner tried to sell the items. Ross grabbed the table and fled, pursued by a constable. Foss attempted to intervene as the prosecutor pressed charges. the court sentenced him to one month in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaur
Joseph Tose
Ibareoe
Roderick
Omdure
Buisbao
Cowburn
Ross
Warning to shop lifters faces all in court
A young married woman named Anzie Grant was convicted at the Central Pale Court of Thon-lifting. She was fined five pounds in default jail. The report notes many shop lifting incidents and states future offenders will be sent to gaol without option of a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anzie Grant
Central Pale Court
Centennial Park Band Concert and public meetings note
The RA A Band plans a program at Captenial Park with selections including The Goddess of Victory and Over the Waves. Victoria’s Premier J Rent and A M G W Taverner visited readings at Hattie and Lloyds. the Temperance society held a meeting at Daw sonshire Street Congregational Church. Also reports talk of a London port contract and a Nowra Jervis Bay tramway cost in the Town and Country Journal.
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Ra.a
Captenoial Park
Bolock
Emyrews
Liag
Toran
Pigeth
Balfe
Bultivan
J. . Rent
Victoria
W. Taverner
Hattie
oMeers
Ly Jeburen
John Forres
London
Biats
Nowra-Jervis Bay
Nowra
Jervis Bay
Town and Country Journal
Prioe 64
Queensland Rugby tour arrives in Sydney for NSW clash
Queensland rugby footballers reached Sydney to face New South Wales at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday. Local supporters greeted the visitors including prominent figures and players. A welcome function is planned by the New South Wales Union and the Port Adelaide team arrives in Sydney for an Australian rules match at the Agricultural Ground on Saturday.
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Sydney
Brisbane
Gaillain Abie
Queensland Rugby
New South Wales
Sydney Cricket Ground
Mesars
J. M'Mahon
Ianderson
R.A. Arnold
W. M. Arnold
W. W. Hull
F. Lea
Queensland
Toome
Melbourne Express
Morni
Port Adelaide
Agricultural Ground
Central Hailway Staton
Grant Central Hotel
Ay Bi, Nash
New South Wates League
Ummn
Messrs. J. Hodge
W. H. Keary
Sod Ja. Carsion
Cabien
Lovion
Sint
London
Weanenluy
Duver
Broken Hill South
Ila
Broken Wild
Biyer
Chillagor
Manzana
Biale
Iimiddiell
DuyRrde
Kalpurli
Zinc Corpors
Han
Turer le
Ier
Croya
Ivanhoe
Mount Bell
Tiger
USA
Wetter
Prient Charehelders
Adelaide
Mynennay
Alk
Turer
Scaith
Gil
Capper
Antes
Sainy
L Lé
David Batiry
Soz Polleyaulde
Drake
Twadine
Mold
Phuniy
Salen
Mount Canmingah
Gfe
Wallaroo
Moonta
Millgrove
Mount Molter
Zim
Mount Boppy
Van
M'Gregor
Mungana
Copper
Wis
Mampden
Bank ‘of Austral Nas
Wud & Baatero Smidhfeld
Cobar Stock Exchange
Queen Bee
Mount Boony Capper
Sale da Ads Bonnier Dundee
Talen Fe
CSA. Central
B'Ste
South
Waterloos Cup and Plate results in Ooty coursing meet
The New South Wake Coursing Association Australian Cup at Woodstock enclosed concluded today with Pennant a warm Waterloo Cup favorite beaten in round four by a weakened Bristol Bay. Memento won the Waterloo Mate while Ewatta and others posted results in the Waterloo Cup, Waterloo Plate, Pulpy Stakes and All-Aged Stakes rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooty
New South Wake Coursing Association
Woodstock
Modernia
Pennant
Bristol Bay
Memento
Laneline
Waterloo
Ligndiio
Woodlly
Kullasdor
Coloeion
Josie's Dream
Sporting Items From The Week In Melbourne
Racing notes report J Finn planning departure to Melbourne this week with Bellis and Ferrit Cousier in good form. Filla Fogt sold for 400gs, Twocolt shown at Stendwich, Noad earns a brown filly from Mayila, Mulwarey clears hurdles, Desaration foiled by a Flemington fall in the V Kal Sterpiechase.
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J. Finn
Melbouroy
Bellis
Ferrit Cousier
Courier
Filla Fogt
J. Bolton
Sante
Twocolt
Stendwich Trabk
Noad
Tivoter White
Mayila
Louis
Carmeline
Flemington
Tueay
Copper market report dominates week in Sydney trading
The Town and Country Journal notes a strong copper session with London and Sydney dealings, highlighting Colonial Sugar Refineries and Colonial Sugar shares, plus a broad snap of mining shares and battery stocks. It mentions The Inter University Sports Meeting in Sydney as a later feature.
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Sydney
Midnight Leases and Land Board Controversy
A contested land deal unfolds before the Land Appeal Court with William Owen and William Corbet leading a board including MeMaper and Brandis. Arguments over power to grant extensions reveal tensions among stakeholders Aired through local officials and property advocates with unsettled titles and long‑held leases.
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Bridge
Loftes Sherts
Wiliam Owen
Western Lands Moor
Brandis
Tha Land Appeal Court
Hanbury Davies
Lymsbea
Terry Eiection
Willim Corbet
Jruyn
William Chariey Copia
Bankruptcy Court Involves Orrmtors and Petitions
The document lists bankruptcy actions with petitioners including Mary Jane Price and Matthew Price of Kialla, John Price of Croakwell, and firms such as Bodsey merchants and Aberam Merron and Maurine Myerson. It references clothing manufacturers and producers in a garbled OCR format with multiple entity names and locations.
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Petitins
Mary Jane Price
Matthew Price
Kialla
John Price
Croakwell
Gokend Son
Yimiled
Yushost
Bodsey
Abralam Merron
Maurine Myerson
Finntatrers Sedney
Cluntars
Ieen Vietatlie
Brdnig
Olvif
ALT
Fatal Burning Accident Claims Child at Home
A tragic fire at 6 Goddambstrent Ereineyilir results in the death of Mary Juce Ahward, age five. Authorities note the child escaped briefly but perished as the flames overtook the residence. Firefighters attended the scene but the blaze caused fatal injuries before aid could reach the victim.
Died In A Fit On Wharf During Steamship Walk
A man named John Teveriden fainted on the deck of a steamship Vou T Fala and died after being taken to the Sydney Hospital. The incident occurred this morning, with authorities investigating the cause.
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John Teveriden
Tor Ateamship
Ina Bt
Scalded Boy Taken To Sydney Hospital In Ambulance
A boy in Glebe was scalded by boiling sugar this morning while attempting to protect a playmate. He suffered burns to his back and limbs and was rushed by Civil Ambulance to Sydney Hospital after slipping on a hot sugar spill during an incident at a factory yard. The accident occurred on Leichhardt Street and involved bystanders and workers aiding the injured child.
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Hill
Rewding
Leichhardt Street
Glebe
Sydney Monpital
Bey
Mesary
Tilion
Burrows and Company
Jolly Farnory
Holling
Mima
Pau
Hiamwlf
Rozelle Bay Mystery Inquest Reviews Death Of Euholesther Winston
An inquest was opened into the death of Euholesther Winston, aged 2, a resident of Poncart Balmain, whose body was found Friday morning on the beach near the Johnson Street Wharf. Mise Pinson visited her brother’s home at Retierm the previous evening and left with a younger child after 11. The aunt took the tram at Broadway Globe. at Johnston Street her brother alighted and expected her to follow, but she disappeared and was not seen again. Police searched for her for hours without results, concluding she had likely gone to a friend's place for the night.
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Euholesther Win
Poncart
Balmain
Moening
Azone
Johnsonn-atreet Wharf
Broadway
Johnston Street
Iver
Taiabe
Pioneer Missionary Brown Retires From Warelim Society
Rev De Brown, general secretary of the Warelim Missionary Society, retires after long service since 1860 on foreign missions. His resignation is seen as a severe loss to the Methodist Church of Australia due to his work on mission history and leadership.
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de. Brown
Warelim Missionary Society
Methodiat Church
Sentencing in Darlinghurst Sessions for theft cases
A young man named Ernest Green who pleaded guilty to stealing property was sentenced at Darlinghurst Sessions to hard labor in Goulburn. Patrick O Rourke, also pleading guilty in a separate theft case, was advanced to 14 months hard labor in Parramatta.
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Ernest Green
Darlinghurst
Bart Labar
Goulburn Grol
Patrick O'Rourke
Ewlty
Parramatta
Peculiar Assault Case Highlighted In Telegraphic Lettering
A fragmented and garbled historical clipping references a peculiar assault case, mentioning a proxy witness and a rumored confrontation at a location near Alstow. It alludes to names and events in a terse, diary-like style with unclear chronology and multiple unreadable segments.
Weather report and scattered notes from a crowded page
A garbled weather section mixed with many named persons and places. The text mentions dates, locations, and several names such as Cathy Rate and Lisnunry, among others, alongside fragmented weather observations and partial lists. The overall readability is poor with many OCR errors and unclear events.
Fragmented report on Sydney footballers and royal finding
A garbled OCR led to a murky item about a visiting country team in Sydney and a local fatality. It mentions Frederick Ward of Kogarah, whose body was found in the water with an open verdict, and references to images of a photography group from a Town and Country Journal feature.
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Sydney
Fevalteny
Town and Country Journal
Reaty
Priew
Tnawest
Frederick Ward
Laiely
AC Kogarah
Bears
Hans Godel
Ward
Wwe
Riley
Harnens
Obscure Post Carrs and Sudden Name Queries
A garbled OCR item mentions a post or shop context with scattered names and phrases. It references Laker, Pietlahie, Latine, and Mambrane among others, with fragmented dialogue about a shop or counter and unclear events or actions. The readable bits hint at a local retail setting and disputed names without a clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arecewine
Fragmented notice outlines auction and sale details
A damaged OCR fragment describes a local auction or sale notice with references to dates, terms, and participants including sellers and officials. Readable parts mention a sale at a specific site, likely involving parcels or property, and names that indicate local individuals or firms.
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Clark v. Winn
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Temperance
Kent-street
Ste. Cael
Wiehstean
English Mail
Miner
Pouihlew
Aeahe
Reich
Blair
Nionie
SSW
Agustien
Avis
Nora
Horper
Waverley
Cissie Zathar
Gimorrow
Bn Imledson
Adiet Hanna and Son
George Tobe
Tania
Gannon
Tanna
Hanae
Hana
Joseph Dabdale
Iviter
Alepures
Abdulla Bukash
Unete
Uie Palority
Moses Masilla
Manna
Tamworth
Moarg Hassea
Bing
Gagnon
Bali
Tun Law Your
Tiannon
Melbourne
Glassblower
South Australia
Melrovent
Waroar
Hope
Catherine
Bawth Garman
Specimen Hill
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Havitah
Board OF Inquiry
Fadement Way
Wall
Haider
AU Acree
Baihuret
Aidemiesits Conerved
Arthur Thisid
Marney Srowan
Freee Lesoren
Ayeoterent
Lant
Conormilerimbil
Vand
Warialaa
Pike
Priesaien
Amd
Bankruptcy Court
Mary
Wehien
Erick Ai
Che Watgubars
Abe
Adler
Hwan Ral
S Verdick
Dean Wus
Bnelnwar
Tate
Rozelle Bay
Pioneer
Vai
Wee Sayer
Pete
Moerien Witter
Aunear Wikernose
Alstow
Beeeters
Howe
Uae
Tilley
Oman
Tslenier
Fulila
TiAnKanih
Cabiet
Conembaren
Kitade
Finnena
HRWA
Waar
Alba Eipew
Ratyemna
Kaauie
Lisnunry
Amee
Varhaieatla
Bhima
Wollanewnett
Jervis Bar
Matoueake Klann
Cabs Samarie
Manning Rate
Sistityi
Thersay
Willuwine
Martalliz
Rana
Jon Weed
ANP Aetor Tome
Eeu Sy
Rena
Serre
Afalian
Ahem
Marie
Nair
MRM
Wen Winculla
Anion Aieiey
Live
Harm Nair
Brum Wye
Arrite
PS 2
Nook
Sciamia
Toes Eciew
Mterar
Mew
HaPitane
Brame
Willies
Erevina
Trou Has
Keira
Rieti
Carl
Tonga
Romney
Leon
Oma
Torhon
Obscone Post Carr's
Rm Glebe
Pais Aanee 2
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